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” said Cao. “The sound was amazing. When I was 8

she decided to double major in piano performance and human biology — a decision that has opened significant opportunities. </p>

a music-based initiative involving Claire Trevor School of the Arts students and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

” explained Cao. “It brought me joy seeing stroke patients responding to music in ways they hadn’t before.”</p>

” said Cao. “I take a physical approach and think about my anatomy to prevent injuries.”</p>

Isabella Cao is considering a career in medicine that integrates music therapy and innovation. She is even in talks of incorporating a new field that combines piano with medical treatment. </p>

playing music is something she will never lose

II. Larghetto with the Coachella Valley Symphony conducted by James Beauton at the Annenberg Theater in Palm Springs. Photo courtesy of Isabella Cao.</em></h5>

it’s the opposite

visit bio.uci.edu.</em></p>

“Existential Crises and Imagining Futures

and lunch will be provided at noon. Seats are limited

enhances the visibility of UCI scholars and builds community around the mission of the Newkirk Center for Science & Society.</p>

Simon Penny (Department of Art) and S. Ama Wray (Department of Dance). Each fellow receives a $5

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